Worried about your insurance plan?

There comes a
time, usually in our late forties, when the newspaper
becomes hard to read and we are forced to spend some money
with the optometrist. The frames and lenses we buy are our
insurance that we can continue to read.

In 1957 Ken
first ignited his lifetime love of reading at Haumoana
Primary School. His teachers Mrs. King and Miss Howard along
with the headmaster Mr. Frank Bacon provided the wisdom and
encouragement that established in him a passion that
eventually lead him to staying awake all night in front of a
large open fire reading the likes of Hemingway, Steinbeck
and Upton Sinclair.

As Ken's reading has changed his
love of books continues.

Now, however, he needs the
insurance of a good pair of reading glasses to enjoy the
content. In the same way, we and our families will need the
security of insurance if we wish to continue to enjoy what
we have taken for granted in our life.

When we were
young we were infallible and foolproof and we were young and
dumb enough to find a fix, a solution to almost any
catastrophe. But as we get older our ability to find answers
to ever-increasing difficulties in financial security,
provide for an expanding family and to put in place a funded
net to protect our hard-earned assets and abilities can
sometimes seem beyond the capabilities we demonstrated in
our youthful innocence.

This is why we have access
to and should put in place an insurance portfolio. Sure, Ken
has read his share of Hemingway and Steinbeck however he has
also studied risk strategy and read the right stuff on how a
person should plan for financial security. A wise person
should talk with Ken and learn the secrets behind building a
successful plan for them and their family – who knows you
may both share a love for
literature!

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